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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1978
Page
1
A survey shows 25 percent doubt courtroom impartiality and 22 percent feel courts favor the rich, with 15 percent saying blacks are treated worse than whites. More than half support radio and TV coverage of proceedings, though questions hint the public is uninformed. Sixty plus percent misthink the Supreme Court can review any state court decision.
In Springfield Illinois union leaders meet as miners review a tentative settlement for 160,000 United Mine Workers. Virgil Gilpin predicts approval despite wary members elsewhere. Some expect picketing to resume if the deal is rejected, while non UMW mines aid utilities amid tight coal stocks and layoffs.
Senator Lugar criticized Carter for making the Panama Canal treaty the sole issue and urged focusing on energy tax and economy. He urged a pre Easter recess vote, warned against Panamanian sentiment and called for canal control with economic ties and U.S Panama partnership. He noted ongoing Saboteurs and Soviet navy concerns amid a 103rd day of a mining strike.
Anderson Community School board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the administration building to authorize bidding on Tenth Street College Corner and Valley Grove improvements. The agenda includes a Madison Heights pool proposal report, an $15 000 property purchase at 13th and Lincoln, a $65 000 Williams Addition lot purchase, and a $105 000 ACSC lease payment resolution for Madison Heights High School. The meeting also covers elementary and secondary staffing, conference leaves, and roof leak reports at Anderson Area Vocational School. The Board of Zoning Appeals meets Monday for a side yard setback variance appeal by Robert L. and Barbara Collens. Elwood to hold Community Development funds meetings April 11 and 25. Salient calendar notes from other districts include Madison Grant calendar adoption and Northwest cuts power savings.
Washington report shows that the nation’s largest companies resist placing plants in troubled central cities due to pollution costs land scarcity and weak schools. Respondents say tax and labor issues also deter location, urging targeted training and investment offers to revive distressed urban areas.
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Partly sunny today with highs in the mid to upper 40s. Tonight will be fair with lows in the low to mid 30s. Monday brings mostly sunny skies and warmer highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. Saturday's forecast calls for a high of 40 and a low of 22.
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